The Canadian Grain Commission has frozen its fees until 2028 because it has enough money in its reserves to run operations.
Chief Commissioner David Hunt said “we recognize the grain sector is going through a period of economic stress and want to do our part to keep costs down while ensuring we continue to deliver results to producers and industry.”.
The CGC expects to use $101 million in reserve funding from 2021 to 2028 to cover the shortfall the fees leave behind.
